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by alxndr 14y ago
Ah, that's the one.
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by alxndr 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libert%C3%A9,_%C3%A9galit%C3%A9...
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by alxndr 14y ago
Ars has slightly more... >Longer term, we can expect to see Blink evolve in a different direction from WebKit. Upson and Komoroske told us that there were all manner of ideas that may or may not pan out that Google would like to try. Th
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by alxndr 14y ago
She talked about that on Colbert a little while back.
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by alxndr 14y ago
You should see the kind of messages I get from recruiters.
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by alxndr 14y ago
Discover (the credit card company) doesn't allow non alphanumeric characters in their passwords. I harangued them until I got a reason why: that way, they got fewer people bothering customer support with password problems. (I wonder if they
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by alxndr 14y ago
Right.
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Using git subtree to share code between Rails applications(igor-alexandrov.github.com)
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by alxndr 14y ago
You'll like the opening image in this, then; #10 on HN home page right now: http://blog.tinfoilsecurity.com/building-a-browser-extension...
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by alxndr 14y ago
Skip it.
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by alxndr 14y ago
Unrelated: writelatex.com is the only site I've noticed that sees when you don't load some of the JS it requires from third-party domains, and warns you about it! Great little feature.
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by alxndr 14y ago
> However, scripting that to do it many thousands of times and then collecting the information that results is a qualitative change of behavior. That's not proving a point, or being a responsible security researcher, that's something el
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by alxndr 14y ago
I've been using this RSS feed of top stories: http://hnbest.herokuapp.com/
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by alxndr 14y ago
Great idea. Doesn't seem to work in Chrome on iOS?
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by alxndr 14y ago
I feel the same way about QWERTY -- I've been typing in Dvorak for ten years now, and on the rare occasions I have to go back to QWERTY on a full-size keyboard it feels like I'm tying my fingers into knots.
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by alxndr 14y ago
Nice! This is one of the things I got used to in RubyMine that I've missed in vim.
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by alxndr 14y ago
Did anyone else first see this http://i.imgur.com/kglXUKw.png or this http://i.imgur.com/KxRY9Vo.png and immediately laugh out loud like I did?
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by alxndr 14y ago
What about Chaos Monkey?
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by alxndr 14y ago
Web site breaks page zoom. Argh.
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by alxndr 14y ago
The icon for "zen" should have been an enso. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ens%C5%8D
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by alxndr 14y ago
Whole page fades to white for me with JS turned off. I'd suggest fixing that.
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by alxndr 14y ago
...or at least pony up the cash to use a web font?
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by alxndr 14y ago
There's a gap in the answers to your "how much $ have you donated" question.
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by alxndr 14y ago
What's that JS from yandex.ru?
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by alxndr 14y ago
It's also in his fifth paragraph.
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Firefox finally introduces a PDF viewer(blog.mozilla.org)
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by alxndr 14y ago
Anyone else tired of this controversy?
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by alxndr 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Door_to_Hell
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by alxndr 14y ago
Not sure how much this explains about names in particular, but... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North%E2%80%93South_differences...
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by alxndr 14y ago
Post doesn't even try to answer the original question. > ...how do I basically tell [the customer] “You can’t understand this. You have to trust me” without sounding like a prick? The post concludes with "you have to tell the customer t

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